Hello,
I am French, and I would like to know if someone could set up a forum on my site <removed link>.
Thank you for your feedback.
A forum on my site
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Frencheese
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A forum on my site
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HiFiKabin
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Re: A forum on my site
You will probably get a more helpful response if you state exactly what you want.
A standard "out of the box" board?
Styles or Extensions?
Custom styling?
Integration with your existing site?
... and so on.
A standard "out of the box" board?
Styles or Extensions?
Custom styling?
Integration with your existing site?
... and so on.
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Scanialady
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Re: A forum on my site
You might want to try to get help in French. There is a support page in this language.
http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/
http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/
Webseite, Blog, Wiki Deutsche Übersetzungen - german language files
My 2 cents: Whether an extension is in the CDB says nothing about its quality. It is more important to read the support topics for it. Better to avoid authors who do not answer support questions themselves, who do not update their stuff, and who do not fix bugs for years.
My 2 cents: Whether an extension is in the CDB says nothing about its quality. It is more important to read the support topics for it. Better to avoid authors who do not answer support questions themselves, who do not update their stuff, and who do not fix bugs for years.